Моим Людям (My People) Lyrics – OG Buda

Моим Людям (My People) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone of the song with OG Buda addressing his producer and calling for a track drop. He mentions he’s “off the radar,” implying he’s not easily reachable or visible, and refers to another figure, YG Woods, adding a cool, casual vibe to the start.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, OG Buda expresses deep appreciation for his people, telling them that he values their feelings. He also speaks about how time changes things, and that younger people, like his own younger relatives, will eventually understand the struggles as they grow. He reflects on his rebellious past, where he did things like smoking and drinking, but now regrets some of it. The chorus highlights the emotional weight of missing people and failing to keep up with responsibilities, like skipping training.

[Verse]
The verse reflects OG Buda’s grief over losing a close friend, Dania, and the painful realization that he will never hear his voice again. He wishes he could have been taken instead. He admits he keeps his pain to himself but feels better sharing it through music. As he grows older, he’s no longer excited by money or toxic relationships. He notes that while his best friend is still by his side, their communication has become less frequent. With fame, people around him change, and his relationships have shifted. He praises natural beauty, particularly the girl he’s singing about, expressing admiration for her looks and personality, including a playful wish to meet her mother. He reflects on his past relationships and how he thought happiness was about emotions but later realizes it’s more about material things. He admits his feelings for the girl, even though they might fight about it.

[Chorus]
The second chorus is similar to the first, reinforcing OG Buda’s message of appreciating people around him. He repeats the sentiment of how the younger generation will understand things when they grow up. He continues to reflect on his rebellious youth, filled with risky choices, and the regrets that come with it.

[Outro]
In the outro, OG Buda humorously reflects on his tendency to mix up his thoughts and lyrics, admitting that he often writes whatever comes to his mind. He mentions a recurring problem with his relationships, particularly with the girl he sings about, implying their arguments are frequent but playful, with her being upset the morning after their disagreements.